Tucker Pearson

Hey Product Hunt!
I'm Tucker, Head of GTM at RenderDraw and today is a big day for us.

We just launched Journeys, our AI-powered immersive 3D presentation platform for anyone who needs to show something, not just say it.

A little about me: I've spent years at the intersection of marketing, ops, and go-to-market strategy and I've seen firsthand how hard it is to communicate complex ideas through static slides and PDFs. Whether you're selling a product, pitching a concept, or walking someone through something that's genuinely hard to explain, the tools we've had haven't kept up.

Journeys changes that. It lets you build interactive, cinematic 3D presentations with real-time analytics powered by AI so you always know what's landing and what's not.

Hey Product Hunt!
I'm Eva, Head of Marketing at RenderDraw and today is a big day for us.

We just launched Journeys, our AI-powered immersive 3D presentation platform for anyone who needs to show something, not just say it.

A little about me: I've spent years at the intersection of marketing, ops, and go-to-market strategy and I've seen firsthand how hard it is to communicate complex ideas through static slides and PDFs. Whether you're selling a product, pitching a concept, or walking someone through something that's genuinely hard to explain, the tools we've had haven't kept up.

Journeys changes that. It lets you build interactive, cinematic 3D presentations with real-time analytics powered by AI so you always know what's landing and what's not.

Hey Product Hunt! We're launching Journeys by RenderDraw tomorrow and wanted to pop in here before we go live.

Journeys is an AI-powered immersive 3D presentation platform built for B2B sales teams, specifically for manufacturers and companies selling complex, configurable products. Instead of sending a static deck, your buyers actually experience and explore the product themselves.

We built this because we kept seeing the same problem: sales teams with incredible products losing deals because nothing they could send actually conveyed what the product did.